republicanism 英 [rɪ'pʌblɪkənɪzəm]   美 [rɪ'pʌblɪkən,ɪzəm]

republicanism

republicanism  英 [rɪ'pʌblɪkənɪzəm] 美 [rɪ'pʌblɪkən,ɪzəm]

n. 共和主义;共和政治 

名词复数:republicanisms 

It led to republicanism. 它产生了共和主义。
John McCain has always stood for limited, principled government, and has distanced himself throughout his career from the religious ideologues that have warped republicanism. 麦凯恩一直以来都支持自律的有限政府,并且始终和扭曲共和主义的宗教意识形态人士保持一定距离。

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  • n. 共和主义;共和政治
  • 1. It led to republicanism.

    它产生了共和主义。

  • 2. John McCain has always stood for limited, principled government, and has distanced himself throughout his career from the religious ideologues that have warped republicanism.

    麦凯恩一直以来都支持自律的有限政府,并且始终和扭曲共和主义的宗教意识形态人士保持一定距离。

  • 3. The Founders of the United States created a government based on the tenets of classical republicanism.

    美国国父们在古典共和主义原则的基础上建立了美国政府。

  • republicanism (n.) 1680s, from republican (adj.) + -ism. In reference to the U.S. Republican Party from 1856.
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